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International Women’s Day
The Walker Institute team wishes you all a very peaceful and collaborative International Women's Day 2023. We join hands with women around the world, many of whom are increasingly impacted by climate change and call for action in ensuring that their voices are heard and that we embrace equity together.
Walker Update
Welcome to the Walker Update, bringing you up to speed with the latest developments from the Walker Institute and the wider climate science field. We’ve been busy with projects, building collaborative relationships and communicating our research – read on to find out more!
Walker Update
Welcome to the Walker Update, bringing you up to speed with the latest developments from the Walker Institute and the wider climate science field. We’ve been busy with projects, building collaborative relationships and communicating our research – read on to find out more!
MSc Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence
The new MSc in Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is underway, with Walker Institute staff delivering modules to the first cohort.
Taste the Feeling: a climate change conference sponsored by Coca Cola – COP CAS student blog
A post-COP27 blog from Nerea Ferrando Jorge's experience on attending COP27.
‘Loss and Damage’ Fund and Inclusive Adaptation: Missing in Climate Action – COP CAS student blog
A post-COP27 blog from Shahrina Rahman on Loss and Damage Fund.
Was COP27 another ice sheet that just melted? – COP CAS student blog
A post-COP27 blog from Dannielle Roche on her experience attending the Climate Conference.
Should Africa stall its growth as we push for net zero by 2050? – COP CAS student blog
By Oluwafemi Olasunkanmi Royal Aliu
History made it clear that the developed worlds of today started and sustained their growth with coal and are the largest contributors of global fossil fuel emission to the atmosphere. When you walk ...
From Blue Planet to Dirty Planet: It’s about time we clean up! – COP CAS student blog
By Chris Pesso
The climate crisis is closely linked to the water crisis. With temperatures fluctuating throughout the world, we have experienced extreme droughts in Somalia, Kenya, Djibouti, and Ethiopia to severe floods in Pakistan. The ...
Has COP27 paved the way for a sustainable future, or secured our descent into climate disaster? – COP CAS student blog
By Kerry Stewart
The final negotiations in COP27 are taking place at this moment. In a series of small huddles in a seminar room in Sharm El-Sheikh, delegates debate the final sticking points of the COP27 agreement. But what has been agreed ...